Seafoam Green #93E9BE

Seafoam green, hex code #93E9BE, is a pale blue-green with a soft, airy look. It is very light and gently saturated, cooler and slightly bluer than mint. Named after the froth on ocean waves, it brings to mind beaches, coastal homes, and mid-century cars and appliances.

Seafoam green has no standard definition or CSS keyword. #93E9BE is one common value; others are grayer or more blue.

#93E9BE

Seafoam Green color codes
HEX	`#93E9BE`
RGB	`rgb(147, 233, 190)`
HSL	`hsl(150, 66%, 75%)`
HSV	`hsv(150, 37%, 91%)`
CMYK	`cmyk(37%, 0%, 18%, 9%)`

Make a palette with Seafoam Green What goes with it

Text on Seafoam Green

Black text reads better on Seafoam Green. Ratios use the WCAG 2 formula: 4.5:1 passes AA for body text, 3:1 passes for large text.

White text

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

1.43:1 · Fail

Black text

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

14.63:1 · AAA

Colors that go with Seafoam Green

#FF7F50CoralWarm coral plays off seafoam like reef and water.#000080Navy BlueA deep, nautical partner with strong contrast.#C2B280SandA beachy neutral for coastal palettes.#FFE5B4PeachSoft and warm; feels like a summer sunset.#FFFFFFWhiteCrisp and clean, like surf on the shore.

Seafoam Green tints and shades

Tints mix Seafoam Green with white, shades mix it with black, in 15% steps. Copy any code, or open the tint and shade generator for a full scale.

Tints

#A3ECC8

#B3F0D2

#C4F3DB

#D4F6E5

#E4FAEF

Shades

#7DC6A2

#67A385

#518069

#3B5D4C

#253A30

Seafoam Green color schemes

Color-wheel harmonies built by rotating the hue of #93E9BE and keeping its saturation and lightness.

Complementary

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Analogous

#93E993

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Triadic

#93E9BE

#BE93E9

#E9BE93

Split complementary

#93E9BE

#E993E9

#E99393

Tetradic

#93E9BE

#9393E9

#E993BE

#E9E993

Seafoam Green color meaning

Seafoam green is a coastal color. It suggests surf, sea glass, and beach houses, with a light, breezy calm that fits summer and travel. Actual sea foam is mostly white, so the name borrows the pale green of shallow water under breaking waves.

It's also a retro shade. Pastel blue-greens like seafoam were popular in the 1950s for cars, kitchen appliances, and electric guitar finishes, so the color can feel nostalgic and a bit playful. Vintage collectors still look for original seafoam finishes on guitars and kitchenware.

Its blue lean makes it more restful than mint, and it often appears in spas, bathrooms, and nurseries where people want something soothing that still has some color. Many people find it easy and relaxing to live with.

How to use Seafoam Green in design

Seafoam green suits beach and travel brands, swimwear, spas, and bath products. It works as a background for sections, cards, and social posts, but it's too pale for text on white. Dark text such as navy, charcoal, or deep teal reads clearly on top. Pair it with coral or peach for warmth, or with navy and white for a classic coastal look. In interiors it fits bathrooms, sunrooms, and beach houses, and it looks good with whitewashed wood and rattan.

Palettes with Seafoam Green tones

Curated palettes with a color close to #93E9BE.

Coral Reef Fresh Mint Seafoam Forest Canopy Aqua Code Bubblegum Pop

Colors similar to Seafoam Green

#7FFFD4Aquamarine #40E0D0Turquoise #B0E0E6Powder Blue #7DF9FFElectric Blue #98FF98Mint Green #ADD8E6Light Blue

Work with Seafoam Green

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Seafoam Green FAQ

Is seafoam green blue or green?

Seafoam green is a green with a noticeable blue lean. Its hue sits halfway between pure green and cyan, which is why it can look bluish next to mint and greenish next to aqua. Most people describe it as a pale blue-green or a soft aqua-mint.

What colors go with seafoam green?

Coral, peach, and blush give it warmth. Navy, deep teal, and charcoal add contrast for text and accents. Sand, white, and pale wood keep things beachy. For a vintage look, pair seafoam with cream and a pop of cherry red.